[Fenty The Great]

Originally posted by RihannaLoverrr

Is the hive really pressed Rihanna's music is more diverse than Beyoncé? Why... It's not a good or bad thing some people like to experiment with new sound & some people like to stick to what they're good at. Rihanna dabbles into different genres & Bey mostly stays with R&B or Pop, it's not a bad thing.

The desperation reached a new peak in this thread with them saying Beyonce does Arabic music. Like I just can't

[PULSE.]

Originally posted by ImsoLOUD

She can't sell albums but each one is platinum? Bitch bye! 4lop shows you not every big artist can sell.

but, 4lop sold 3M. That's typically what a Rihanna album sells.

[Alesus]

Originally posted by M A R C

are you serious?

because Beyonce's music mostly sounds the same to me.

Listen to 4 and then IASF. Tell me they sound the same.
Listen to BEYONCÉ and then Dangerously In Love. Tell me they sound the same.

thought so.

[Disco]

How can one argue that Beyonce has a more diverse discography when she has absolutely no relevance in any form of EDM (an umbrella term for multiple genres)? Rihanna has become extremely relevant in the community as she's experimented with Progressive House, Electro House, Dubstep, and some Trap.

[Reza]

honestly, yes. I mean she can go so easily and flawlessly from one genre to another. Im waiting fof her country SMASH in late 2014

[Adrian]

Originally posted by BeyonceHatesMe

A lot of Rihanna's music sounds the same to me. I wouldn't call her the most diverse- if anything, Beyoncé is more diverse than Rihanna and you can't sit there and tell me otherwise. Beyoncé has done a little bit of everything. Not all that's left is her to snatch the country genre's wig.

Could you give any examples because this statement makes you look stupid

[ImsoLOUD]

Instead of bumping the Beyoncé thread they're in here. Mess. But WE'RE obsessed? Yall came in here comparing Bey to ICON? Goodbye.

[PULSE.]

Yes, 4 and IASF sounds so much alike

[pink.hearts]

Originally posted by Chemical X.

The Hive really needs to stop trying to act like Beyonce's image this era is less or equally as sexual as she's been in the past. Y'all sound dumb. Regardless of sexual songs she's done in the past (Baby Boy, Green Light, Dance For You, take your pick) Beyonce has NEVER been as explicit as she was on this album. Nor have her lead singles and most popular album songs been so sexual.

Sure, the album may have a diverse range of topics, but please tell me what the Hive/pop music enthusiasts/casual fans/critics/the GP have focused on the most? Tell me what songs have been talked about the most? Tell me what themes most people think about when this album is brought up?

Despite collaborating with popular artists such as Drake and Frank Ocean, despite the release strategy, despite her vocals, despite her family-friendly image, people are mostly focused on Beyonce's moans and sexual pleas. #Surfboardt has become synonymous with this era for ****'s sake. No one seems to care about her cynicism towards the music industry, the emotional relationship she has with her husband, her thoughts on motherhood, or her reflections about death. Instead everyone's talking about how hot she looks in her videos, her getting Monica Lewinsky'd, or how shocked they are by this sudden image change.

You are DELUSIONAL if you think that people care about the whole picture. Beyonce's sexual side was showcased on this album and it's all anyone really cares about. Her blatant sexuality is the centerpiece. It may suck to see your fave labeled in ways you disagree with or to see people form opinions based on one element of your fave's music, but too bad. You all have done the same thing to countless artists in the past, including Rihanna.

It must hurt to see your fave do everything you claimed they were above. To have to suddenly change your opinions on female sexuality and using one's personal life in their music literally over night... Poor Hive. Praying for hot 100 success now that she's lost her classy image and reputation for amazing performances. Sad.

the fact that people are writing dissertations and essays dissecting this album and the reviews that it has received just null and voided this entire book you wrote. when will any of rihanna's basic albums ever garner as much attention? stay bothered!

[BeyonceHatesMe]

Originally posted by Fenty The Great

Because Beyonce's music sounds ALL different right

What does this have to do with what i said? I feel as though Rihanna makes repetitive music. Beyoncé does not. You can't sit there and tell me that all of her albums sound the same- because they don't.

Hell, i even hear Navy say that some of RIhanna's albums sound the same. Don't go and be delusional. This thread is about Rihanna being the most musically diverse artist, and frankly, i don't think she is.

Bey is far more diverse than her, whether some of her songs song the same or not, that doesn't change the fact that Beyoncé is more diverse than Rihanna.

[RightAsRain]

Originally posted by Drais.

She is musically diverse unlike RIhanna.

I love BJork and have listened to all her albums so you can try this shot with someone who doesn't know. She's talented and all but her genre is mainly just indie and experimental,so bye pressed soul!

[ImsoLOUD]

Originally posted by PULSE.

but, 4lop sold 3M. That's typically what a Rihanna album sells.

Exactly. If Rihanna's a flop so is Beyoncé, huh?

[Fenty The Great]

Originally posted by Alesus

Listen to 4 and then IASF. Tell me they sound the same.
Listen to BEYONCÉ and then Dangerously In Love. Tell me they sound the same.

Except they absolutely do all sound the same. Omg

[Disco]

Originally posted by Merryweather

How can you say Rihanna's music sounds the same?? How does Pon De Replay sound like Diamonds? How does If it's Lovin' that You Want sound like We Found Love? How does Red Lipstick sound like Do Ya Thang? How does California King Bed sound like Take a Bow?? How does Where Have You Been sound like Stay? How does Pour it UP compare to Don't Stop the Music, or Russian Roulette with SOS???? Y'all keep saying her music sounds the same without proving how it does and yet there are examples after examples of Rihanna's music sounding different from era to era.

A lot of her music can be found on polar opposite sides of the music spectrum.

[atrlster]

Originally posted by Disco

How can one argue that Beyonce has a more diverse discography when she has absolutely no relevance in any form of EDM (an umbrella term for multiple genres)? Rihanna has become extremely relevant in the community as she's experimented with Progressive House, Electro House, Dubstep, and some Trap.

What do you see as her progressive house, electro house, and trap songs?

[Reza]

Originally posted by Alesus

Listen to 4 and then IASF. Tell me they sound the same.
Listen to BEYONCÉ and then Dangerously In Love. Tell me they sound the same.

thought so.

what in the

[Merryweather]

Originally posted by pink.hearts

the amount of delusion in this thread

Originally posted by Alesus

They act like Rih invented sex in music.

And y'all act like Beyonce invented Dancehall, R&B ballads, and can be the only female to collaborate with Jennifer Nettles and Shakira. Don't act like both sides of this argument aren't dumb and delusional.

[Drais.]

Originally posted by Callisto.

Beyonce's public image is literally the same as it has always been.
Beyonce didn't just start getting called out for being overtly like you are trying so hard to pretend.

Right, what is he/she even talking about?

People were complaining about her tugging on Jay Z's belt chain in the Deja Vu video saying it was too sexual. And in the CIL video with the booty shorts. Is there some huge backlash going on we don't know about?

[ImsoLOUD]

Originally posted by PULSE.

Yes, 4 and IASF sounds so much alike

Yes, and so do Good Girl Gone Bad and Unapologetic.

[BeyonceHatesMe]

Originally posted by ImsoLOUD

Instead of bumping the Beyoncé thread they're in here. Mess. But WE'RE obsessed? Yall came in here comparing Bey to ICON? Goodbye.

Last time i checked, this thread was made to ask a question. Should we not be in here answering the question?